Fri Nov 5 2021

8:00 PM

The Georgian Theatre

Green Dragon Yard Stockton-on-Tees TS18 1AT

£7 ADV

All Ages

Teesside’s very own Theatrical Bluesy Rock purveyors of mayhem, The Purnells,

are back after four long years apart. The band have reformed and are bringing a mix

of old and new material to the Georgian Theatre in their first live show since getting

back together. For those of you who have seen them before, expect the usual live

madness, with lashings of face paint, ski masks and plenty of audience interaction.

For those new to The Purnells, prepare for a night to remember.

Under 16's must be accompanied by an adult.

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The Purnells

Name: The Purnells
Start: 2021-11-05T20:00
Location: The Georgian Theatre

Event Cancelled.

The Purnells

Indie Rock
The Purnells are from Teesside in the North East of England and use strong drum beats, gritty guitars and the occasional wailing harmonica to create a range of short and punchy music, with songs that can be dark and brooding to songs that will make you want to dance on tables and drink the night away.

After 4 years apart from each other, which has seen each member embark on many weird, wonderful and sometimes strangely erotic adventures, they are finally back together again to write new material and share their already robust back catalogue with a wider audience.

Formed in 2007, The Purnells released their first album 'Resurrection Men' in 2012. This was followed by the further releases of 'A Half Step Into The Shadow' (2014) and 'Black Dog Laughing' (2015). They now have exciting plans to release a new album in the coming year.

The band are well loved for their live performances, which involve theatrical uses of face paint, walking canes, ski masks and healthy doses of diving into the audience. Over the years The Purnells have played large scale northern festivals such as Stockton Weekender, Richmond Live and Stockton Calling, where they have supported big names including The Happy Mondays, The Bluetones, Dexy's Midnight Runners and James.

The Purnells have not lost their stride, despite their time apart, and the messages within their music continues to encapsulate the highs and lows of modern life. We hope you enjoy it.
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The Purnells

Fri Nov 5 2021 8:00 PM

The Georgian Theatre Stockton-on-Tees

Event Cancelled.

£7 ADV All Ages

Teesside’s very own Theatrical Bluesy Rock purveyors of mayhem, The Purnells,

are back after four long years apart. The band have reformed and are bringing a mix

of old and new material to the Georgian Theatre in their first live show since getting

back together. For those of you who have seen them before, expect the usual live

madness, with lashings of face paint, ski masks and plenty of audience interaction.

For those new to The Purnells, prepare for a night to remember.

The Purnells

Indie Rock

The Purnells are from Teesside in the North East of England and use strong drum beats, gritty guitars and the occasional wailing harmonica to create a range of short and punchy music, with songs that can be dark and brooding to songs that will make you want to dance on tables and drink the night away.

After 4 years apart from each other, which has seen each member embark on many weird, wonderful and sometimes strangely erotic adventures, they are finally back together again to write new material and share their already robust back catalogue with a wider audience.

Formed in 2007, The Purnells released their first album 'Resurrection Men' in 2012. This was followed by the further releases of 'A Half Step Into The Shadow' (2014) and 'Black Dog Laughing' (2015). They now have exciting plans to release a new album in the coming year.

The band are well loved for their live performances, which involve theatrical uses of face paint, walking canes, ski masks and healthy doses of diving into the audience. Over the years The Purnells have played large scale northern festivals such as Stockton Weekender, Richmond Live and Stockton Calling, where they have supported big names including The Happy Mondays, The Bluetones, Dexy's Midnight Runners and James.

The Purnells have not lost their stride, despite their time apart, and the messages within their music continues to encapsulate the highs and lows of modern life. We hope you enjoy it.